Cellular Biophysics

Cellular biophysics studies how biological cells function using principles from physics. It's like a spotlight that helps us see how cells convert, store, and use energy, and how they react to changes in their environment. It brings us closer to understanding the mechanisms of life and disease at a cellular level, from how cell parts move and interact, to how nerves transmit signals. It merges the minute world of cells with the laws of physics to make sense of life's complex processes.